Sentence examples for thus enjoy from inspiring English sources

AT&T is hoping that on their own, the cable and wireless businesses will be compared with their industry peers and will thus enjoy greater favor with investors.

We have been granted full American citizenship, and thus enjoy the rights of voting, practicing our religion freely, learning, and working in this new country.

That party's leader, which Renzi has always assumed would be himself, would thus enjoy a full, five-year term in office.

They thus enjoy a more powerful leadership and legitimacy that way, and in a time of globalization, we need strong leaders with quick responses".

Most people are at home on Saturday and thus enjoy receiving mail that day, whereas they're generally away from home on Monday.

Americans would thus enjoy freedom of choice, but insurers would not: they would not be allowed to turn down individuals for any reason, regardless of risk.

Or they conveniently forget to explain the boundaries of the interview to the host, who thus enjoys deniability.

When is a state employee acting in an "official" capacity (and thus enjoying state immunity) versus an "individual" capacity (and thus facing copyright liability)?

In contrast, he said, the Soviets "almost certainly" will have deployed 820 missiles -- thus enjoying a significant edge when calculating the advantages and disadvantages of a first strike.

The assignee of an interest in copyright is a copyright owner, and thus enjoys rights against the world, including the right to sue the assignor for infringement.

Villagers are thus enjoying much greater freedom of movement than at any time since the last, much less structured, attempt at peace collapsed in 2003.